SALISBURY

(Salsby/Solsby/Sosbie)

 

03-03-1733/4   bur.       Anne Solsby, an infant

18-05-1735      bap.      Elizh, dau. Wm Solsby and Mary

20-09-1742      bur.       Wm Soslsby [i] 42 [1700-1742]

09-03-1757      bur.       Mary Solsby

 

13-01-1758      marr.     Wm Solsby [ii] and Elizabeth Skeete, both of S

16-05-1762      bap.      Eliz, dau of Wm and Eliz. Salsby

24-06-1764      bap.      Thomasand William (twins) of William and Elizabeth Salsby

12-01-1766      bap.      Edward, s of William and Eliz. Salsbey

02-10-1768      bap.      Mary, dau. William and Elizabeth Salsby

22-03-1772      bap.      John, s of William and Elizabeth Salsby

29-06-1777      bap.      James, s of William and Elizabeth Salsby

26-03-1780      bap.      Charles, s William and Eliz Sosbie

04-04-1780      bur.       Mary, James and Charles, children of Wm and Elizth Sosbie

28-11-1784      bur.       Wm Sosbe, aged 56 years [1728-1784]

03-07-1787      marr.     Richard Gooding of East Malling, widower, and Eliz: Sosby of S, widow

manorial: 1761

PS/Ma1, 174-5: 3-2-1759: William Salisbury now residing in Snodland, c.7 years ago hired himself for a year to William Comport of Cobham, farmer, at a farm he occ. in Cuxton: served 2 years (Adjudged to remove from S to Cuxton with wife Elizabeth) [another copy at PS/Ma2, 5 (7-2-1761)

OA: 6-1-1770: gave Elizth Ward and Ann Salsby 1/6

 

01-05-1786      marr.     Thos Sosby and Judith Avery, both of S

01-04-1787      bap.      John, s of Thos and Judith Sosbe

PS/Ma3: 11-10-1790: now residing in Ryarsh; son of William Sosbe, a Certificate man from Cuxton to Snodland; born in Snodland (Adjudged settled at Cuxton with wife Judith and son John).

 

12-10-1786      marr.     William Sosbe, bach. and Elizabeth Wallis, spin., both of S

19-09-1790      bap.      Elizabeth, dau. Wim and Elizh Sosbe

20-11-1791      bur.       Elizh, wife of Wm Sosbe, aged 28 years [1763-1791]

William a witness at brother Thomas’s wedding

OA: 26-10-1788: to Wm Sosbe Thatching the Poor House £1-14-9

 

SALMON

 

26-01-1799      marr.     Anthony Higgins of S and Elizabeth Salmon of S

 

SAMPSON

 

Robert: manorial refs. 1753-1759

 

SANDS

 

15-03-1750/1   bur.       Mary, wife of John Sands

07-10-1753      marr.     James Harnsley, bach. and Martha Sands

Joseph Sands: witness at S weddings: 06-11-1755; 09-10-1757; 12-05-1761

and manorial (defaulter) 1754

 

SANDERS

 

22-12-1764      marr.     ThomasSanders of S, widower, and Anne Rowley of Town Malling

02-06-1753: provided sureties for John Covell

18-04-1759: made inventory for John Martin

PS/Ma 2/40-41 [03-09-1763] Thomas Smith of Birling hired himself to Thomas Sanders of Paddlesworth 2 years ago last Michaelmas

PS/Ma 2/66 [1765] ‘of Buckland in Luddesdown’

his servant: Ann Hills [1772-4]

OA many refs. 1769-

 

SARJEANT

 

27-07-1760      bur.       [-] Serjeant, a widow

PS/Ma 1/173 [03-02-1759] Mary Serjeant, now residing at Snodland, widow ... saith that c.26 years ago she lived at Newhith ... in a house of her own for a year and a half and that she paid assessment to the Church and Poor of East Malling for the said house [adjudged settled at East Malling].

 

SAVAGE

 

James: manorial refs. 1720-1731: yeoman

29-05-1721: assessor of inventory of Robert Curd

Q/RDz3/1-17 [28-02-1732] noted as former occupier of Courtlodge

U838/T.365: 18-10-1738: occupier of marsh called Hope’s [10 acres in S], formerly William Day and after of Stephen Manley

manorial refs: 1726-1732

 

Robert

21-06-1693      bap.      Richard, son of Robert [q.v.]

03-01-1694/5   bap.      Robert, son of Robert; bur. at Birling 04-12-1695

24-05-1695      bur.       Isabel, wife of Robert, at Birling

03-12-1698      born      John, son of Robert; bap. 14-12-1698

23-03-1700      born      George, son of Robert; bap. 16-04-1700 (manorial refs. 1726-1732)

03-01-1701/2   born      Mary, dau. of Robert, yeoman; bap. 27-01-1701/2

29-01-1702/3   born      Robert, son of Robert; bap. 08-02-1702/3 [d as infant]

06-10-1705      b&bap Robert, son of Robert; bur. 13-10-1705

11-10-1705      bur.       Elizabeth, wife of Robert, at Birling

Churchwarden at S: 1705

manorial refs.: 1703-1711

messuage and c.30 acres called Groves in S to sons in Gavilkind at death (recorded 1-4-1626)

 

Richard

death recorded at manorial meeting 7-10-1731: his share of Groves passed to his dau. Mary Savage at his death: she with John and George passed it to Thomas Whittaker recorded on 5-10-1732

 

SCOTT

 

06-10-1708      marr.     John Hatch of Shorne, bach. & Jane Scot of S, spinster

11-03-1763      bur.       Catherine Scott

1762                 banns    William Turner of Birling and Elizabeth Scott of S: Jan/Feb

 

SCRANTUM

 

08-09-1798      marr.     James How of S and Susannah Scrantum of S

03-12-1799      bur.       John Scrantum, labourer

OA: 2-2-1794: Mr Scrantum 8 weeks for Reb. Pegden; lived in part of Mulberry Cottage

witness at Wedding: 7-5-1796: Susannah Scrantum

 

SCUDDER/SKUDDER

 

26-03-1744      marr.     Johnathan Peachy of Halling and Ann Skudder

13-02-1749/50               bur.     Anne, wife of Tho,s Skudder

17-04-1761      bur.       Thomas Scudder [at Halling]

13-10-1778      bur.       Ann Scudder, a servant [of Martha Crothall - nb MC’s will of 11-10-1775 and of Jasper Crothall - will 12-3-1778]

23-10-1779      bur.       Thomas Scudder [at Halling]

02-02-1780      bap.      John Arger, s. of Hannah Scudder

15-03-1780      bur.       John Arger, s of Hannah Scudder

OA: payments for nursing of ‘Dame How’ by ‘Dame Scuder’ Feb, April 1770

manorial defaulter: William Scudde: 8-10-1735

Thomas Scudder, licensed victualler at ‘Maypole’ in Snodland, 1737; in Paddlesworth, 1746; in Snodland, 1748 [Q/RLv 1/73; 1/80; 1/82]

 

SEARLES

 

16-06-1690      marr.     Thomas Seales and Mary Gull, widow, both of S

12-07-1691      bap.      Thomas, son of Thomas Searles

08-01-1691/2   bur.       Thomas son of Thomas Searles

10-04-1695      bur.       Mary Searles

02-06-1708      bur.       Thomas Searles

 

SEATON

 

26-05-1766      marr.     RichardSeaton and Elizabeth Lowance, both of S

07-12-1766      bap.      Sarah, dau. Richard and Elizabeth

11-04-1768      bap.      Elisha and Elizabeth (twins) of Richard and Elizabeth

18-04-1768      bur.       Elisha and Elizabeth (twins) of Richard and Elizabeth

12-11-1769      bap.      Thomas, s Richard and Elizabeth

28-07-1771      bap.      Richard, s Richard and Elizabeth

21-12-1772      bur.       Thomas, s Richard and Elizabeth

22-08-1773      bap.      John, s Richard and Elizabeth (bur. noted in OA for Nov 1789, but not in church register) various refs. in OA 1789-90

03-09-1775      bap.      Elisha and Elizabeth (twins) of Richard and Elizabeth

04-09-1776      bur.       Elizabeth, dau. Richard and Elizabeth

30-03-1777      bap.      Sarah, dau Richard and Elizabeth

PSMa2/83 (04-10-1766) Richard Seaton, now residing in Snodland, hired himself c. 7 years ago to John Winson of Ridley [Adjudged to remove to Ridley with wife Elizabeth; another similar entry p.95, 02-05-1767; 9-10-1767: acknowledgement that Richard Seaton and his wife Elizabeth are legally settled in Ridley.]

Many refs in OA 1769-1779. Richard dead by April 1781

Assessments £3: 23-06-1769 to 12-05-1778

11-06-1783      marr.     William Squibs and Elizabeth Seaton, widow

A Luke Seaton of Birling and wife Elizabeth took Sarah Turner as apprentice 19-06-1769

 

Thomas            various refs. in OA 1769-1770 as pauper’s payments and for medicines, burial of his child Thomas (March 1770); carriage of coals to ‘Thomas Seaton’s at Birling’ in Feb 1770

 

William

 

OA: refs. financial help: 1770-1774

April 1782         apprenticeship to Mrs Halfhead

27-12-1788      marr.     William Seaton and Mary Baldock, both of S

 

SELLING

 

Edward. OA: 15-3-1794: ‘To Expences taking Edward Sellings £1. 6s. 6d.’

                      17-7-1794: ‘To Expences at the Quarter Sessions with Ed Selling 0-15-4’

 

SEWARD

 

14-11-1731      bap.      John, s of John and Mary Seward

12-11-1732      bur.       Ann Seward

17-03-1733      bap.      Richard, s of John and Mary Seward

1734 Poll Book: John Sewer of Snoudland

Manorial refs. 1731-6 Snodland; 1739 Halling

a Dame Seward in CWA and OA for 1770

 

SHAW

 

22-11-1736      bap.      Henry-Newton, s William and Martha Shaw

03-04-1738      bur.       Henry Newton [Shaw] an infant

 

SHEARMAN/SHEERMAN/SHERMAN

 

18-02-1732/3   bap.      William s. Richard and Elizabeth Shearman

18-05-1735      bap.      Eliz. dau. Richard and Eliz. Sheerman

08-01-1737/8   bap.      Alice, dau. Richard Sheerman

Manorial: 1754; 1759

 

SHERRY

 

03-05-1688      marr.     William Sherry, bach., and Deborah Parker, widow, both of S

21-01-1691/2   bur.       William Sherry

20-04-1705      bur.       William Sherry, labourer

manorial 1702; 1704

witness of will of William Wells 2-6-1704

 

SILAS

 

05-04-1709      bur.       Simon Silas

 

SIMMONS

 

two payment to William Simmons for his housekeeper in OA 1780

 

SINGYARD

 

banns April/May 1765   Samuel Singyard of S, bach., and Hester Taylor of S

 

SKEET/SKEAT

 

01-02-1731/2   bur.       Frances Skeat

13-05-1733      bur.       Anne Skeat [‘wife of John Skeat’ in Bishop’s transcript]

20-05-1733      bap.      Mary, dau. John Skeat and Anne

20-06-1733      marr.     at St Margaret’s, Rochester: John Skeet of S and Anne Love of Burham (by licence)

05-05-1735      marr.     John Skeet of S, singleman and Anne Bright of S, spinster (by banns)

011-04-1736    bap.      John, son of John and Anne Skeat

23-04-1737      bur.       John, infant son of John and Ann Skeet

10-06-1739      bap.      Elizabeth, dau. John and Anne Skeet

13-01-1758      marr.     Wm Solsby of S and Elizabeth Skeete of S

manorial: 1714-1738

SLADES

 

24-02-1733/4   bur.       Mary, dau. William Slades and Mary

22-02-1735/6   bur.       John Slades, an infant

22-09-1737      bur.       Mary, wife of Wm Slades of Birling

25-12-1743      bap.      John, s. William and Susannah Slades

20-07-1746      bap.      Isaac, s. William and Susannah Slades

 

SMITH

 

David

27-07-1760      bap.      Ann, dau. David and Ann Smith

27-02-1763      bap.      Mary, dau. David and Ann Smith

13-04-1766      bap.      Sarah, dau. David and Eliz. Smith

05-01-1773      bur.       Sarah Smith

PSMA1/173 (3-2-1759) David Smith now residing at Snodland, hired himself for 1 year to John Newman of Birling; served that year and continued in his service several years afterwards. (Adjudged settled at Birling: to remove there with wife Ann and son William)

OA: April 1771: Paid Mr Smith Seaman Martin’s rent £1. 14s. 0d.

Assessments: from 17-12-1772

 

James

05-01-1705/6   bur.       James Smith, paper-maker

 

Richard

1734 Poll Book: Richard Smith of Paddlesworth

 

Thomas

18-10-1762      marr.     Thomas Smith and Elizabeth Broad, both of S

10-10-1778      bap.      Mary, dau. Thomas and Anne Smith

18-10-1782      marr.     Thos Smith of S and Eleanor Boleton of Birling (by banns)

PS/Ma2/40-41 (3-9-1763) Thomas Smith of Birling hired himself to Thomas Sanders of Paddlesworth 2 years ago last Michaelmas. (Adjudged settled at Snodland; order to remove there with wife Elizabeth and son David.)

various financial help in OA: 1772-5; mentions two sons in Feb 1774; another series in 1795-1799; and rent for J. Smith in Dec 1799

 

William

18-01-1746/7   marr.     William Smith, a Lodger of Birling, and Mary Beal, widow of S

31-1-1750/1     bap.      William, s of William and Mary Smith

12-02-1770      bur.       Mary Smith

 

13-08-1758      marr.     William Smith and Mary Capon, both of S

05-08-1759      bap.      Thomas, s of William and Mary Smith

manorial: 1759

PS/Ma1, 174 (3-2-1759) William Smith now residing at Snodland ... saith that about 3 years ago he hired himself as a servant for 1 year to Mr John May of Birling; served the year. (Adjudged to remove from Snodland to Birling)

PS/Ma2, 65 (1-6-1765) William Smith, now residing at Snodland, hired a farm and lands belonging to Lord Vane at £20 p.a. in Maidstone. (Adjudged to remove to Maidstone with wife Mary)

Assessments: 1769 to 24-8-1770

 

SNATT

 

24-07-1765      marr.     James Aldrige of S, bach., and Sarah Snatt of S

PS/Ma2, 49 (5-5-1764). Sarah Snatt, spinster, now residing at Snodland, about 1 week before Michaelmas 1761 hired herself as servant to John Lane of Halling, farmer. Served him for 1 year and then served John Fletcher of Snodland, farmer. (Adjudged to remove from Snodland to Halling).

 

SPENCER

 

08-05-1780      bur.       Mary Spencer, a widow

 

SPONG

 

30-07-1793      marr.     John Spong of S, bach., and Laetitia Halfhead of S, spinster

03-05-1794      bap.      John, s of John and Laetitia

08-08-1795      bap.      Laetitia, dau. of John and Laetitia

OA 1993: supplied and delivered coals

 

SQUIBS

 

22-06-1740      bap.      William, s of Edward and Elizabeth Squibs

07-03-1742      bap.      Mary, dau. Edward and ‘Ann’ Squibs

15-07-1744      bap.      Elizabeth, dau. of Edw: and Elizabeth Squibs

03-03-1749/50   bap.    Edward, s of Edward and Elizabeth Squibs

06-03-1749/50   bur.     Edward, s of Edward and Elizabeth Squibs

12-10-1751      bap.      Edward, s of Edward and Elizabeth Squibs

06-08-1752      bur.       Elizabeth, wife of Ed. Squibs

23-12-1765      marr.     William Sampson of Cuxton, bach., and Elizabeth Squibs of S

30-09-1766      bur.       Edward Squibes [Inventory: DRb/Pi 57/23: Maltster; Admin. Act]

17-02-1767      marr.     John Mannering of S, bach. and Anne Squibs of S, widow

03-02-1768      marr.     Richard Burges of S, bach., and Mary Squibs of S

23-01-1788      marr.     James Boyer of A, bach., and Elizabeth Squibs of A

manorial: 1761-2

PS/Ma 1, 48 (2-5-1752) Edward Squibs of S - last legal settlement at Wouldham by hiring and serving George Courthop of Wouldham 1 year. (Return to Wouldham, with wife Eliz. and children William, Mary, Elizabeth and Edward) [another on p./174 3-2-1759: same information c.23 years ago at £9 pa.: return to Wouldham with wife Elizabeth and s Edward].

 

11-06-1783      marr.     Wm Squibs of S, bach., and Elizabeth Seaton of S, widow

02-11-1786      bur.       Wm Squibs, aged 47 years [1739/40-1786]

manorial: 1766-83

assessments from 1769; tenant of Richard Wray: Bull Inn

U1833/T.331 (3-11-1775) occ. of messuage and lands [= the Bull]

OA 1781-2: received maintenance payments for children of Richard Burgess (relative)

 

STEADY

 

27-10-1787      marr.     Stephen Steady and Ann Pearson, both of S

06-04-1788      bap.      Elizabeth, dau. Stephen and Ann Steady

 

STERNDALE

 

curate of Snodland; named in register transcripts 1743-1746/7

born Tidwell, Derby, 1713; University College, Oxford: matric 1732; BA 1735; MA 1738

marr. Elizabeth Christopher (c.1739?); dead by 1751

 

STEVENSON

 

24-03-1736/7   bur.       Eliz., infant dau. of John Stevenson

25-04-1738      bap.      Mary, dau. of John Stevenson and Mary

27-09-1739      bur.       Mary, wife of John Stevenson of Holborough

05-12-1739      marr.     at Rochester Cathedral: Robert Brightling of Halling, bach., and Mary Stevenson, spinster, of S

29-07-1740      marr.     John Stevenson of S, widower, and Ellen Gunnings of Cliffe, spinster

07-09-1741      bap.      John, s of John Stevenson and Eleanor

11-08-1761      marr.     John Sanders of Luddesdowne and Mary Stevenson of S

manorial: 1733-1739

 

STIANCE

 

PS/Ma 4, 5-3-1792: John Stiance, now residing in Snodland, 1786 c.3 weeks before Michaelmas - hired himself to Mr Wingate of S for a year. Served the year.

OA: payments to: 1792-5

 

STILES

 

28-12-1719      bur.       Thomas Stiles

 

STOMMERS

 

21-05-1704      marr.     John Stommers of S, roper, and Anne (dau. of John Hatch of S, shoemaker)

17-04-1705      bap.      John, son of   John Stommers, roper, born and bap.

 

STONE

 

PS/Ma 1, 36: 13-04-1751. Nicholas Stone, perukemaker, now residing at Snodland; served apprenticeship at St John’s Wapping, to Samuel Davidson of St John’s, perukemaker. [Adjudged to remove to St John’s, Wapping] [another - same information - served 7 years apprenticeship: PS/ Ma 1, 177: 2-6-1759]

PS/Ma 1, 179: 6-10-1759: saith he hath lived in a house in Snodland and hath paid two assessments for the said house, but does not know whether he was rated or assessed for the said house in any rate or assessment made for the said parish. [Adjudged as above - it appearing by the Parish Books of Snodland that Nich. Stone was not rated or assessed for the said house and order was signed to remove him.]

 

STUNT

 

08-02-1694/5   bap.      John, s of John Stunt

02-05-1696      bap.      Richard, s of John Stunt (born 30-04-1696)

28-08-1697      bur.       Richard, s of John Stunt

30-09-1697      bap.      Thomas, s of John Stunt, born and bap.

30-04-1700      bap.      Mary, dau of John Stunt, farmer (born 18-4-1700)

18-03-1702/3   bur.       Mary, dau. of John Stunt, farmer

13-07-1714      bur.       John Stunt, farmer

manorial: 1702-1725

witnessed will of John Walwyn: 4-9-1712

 

STIMPSON

 

29-02-1735/6   bap.      Elizabeth, dau. of John Stympson and Mary

U838/T367: mentions ‘Brockshaw’: 1 ½ ac. occ. William Stimpson

 

SWAN

 

27-07-1712      marr.     at St Margaret’s, Rochester: Robert Swan of S, husbandman and Mary Daniel, widow, of S

23-02-1712/13   bap.    John, s of Robert Swan

11-06-1713      bur.       John, s of Robert Swan

28-04-1714      bap.      Mary, dau. of Robert Swan

03-05-1714      bur.       Mary, wife of Robert Swan

21-03-1730/1   bap.      Henry, s of Robert and Susan Swan

15-04-1733      bap.      Mary, dau. of Robert Swan and Susan

03-02-1735/6   bap.      John, s of Robert Swan and Susan

15-01-1740/1   bur.       Anne Swan

06-07-1750      marr.     Thos Bud of Ash and Catherine Swan of S

manorial: 1712-1720

12-5-1730: apprenticeship of William Swan, son of Robert, to Stephen Manley

 

09-01-1715/16   bur.     Tho: Swan [Will: DRa/Pw 5: 17-7-1708; proved 7-1-1715/16]

05-04-1722      bur.       Elizabeth Swan [wife of Thomas]

manorial: 1711-1713

was ‘late of Barming’ when he made his will; brother John - of East Malling, labourer; sister Elizabeth Tanner, widow, of Ham in Sussex